These aftermarket components dramatically alter the vehicle’s exterior, extending the fenders and quarter panels beyond the original factory dimensions. This modification typically involves installing bolt-on or weld-on panels crafted from materials like fiberglass, carbon fiber, or polyurethane. The result is a more aggressive, widened stance compared to the stock configuration.
The increased width provides several advantages, including accommodating wider wheels and tires, enhancing grip and improving handling performance. Furthermore, the altered aesthetics often significantly impact the vehicle’s visual appeal, lending a customized, high-performance appearance. Such modifications gained popularity within tuning and motorsports communities seeking both functional improvements and distinctive styling.